all scripts work in notepad ?????

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    I have a question please.Are all the scripts java, php, html, dhtml, mysql, jquery etc work in the notepad. and all are work in one script together.? ???????????
     
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    rabi_nawaz, Jul 29, 2012 IP
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    oh, No. scripts do not work in notepad .. they work in their respective environments ..
    I'd suggest to use notepad ++ and xampp server to initially practice the coding ..
     
    mnmani, Jul 29, 2012 IP
  3. rabi_nawaz

    rabi_nawaz Greenhorn

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    Thanks mnmani. I download and install XAMPP server in my pc. but i dont have any of idea to use it. Please send me some instructions to use XAMPP. I so thanks full to you.
     
    rabi_nawaz, Jul 30, 2012 IP
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    kanike Peon

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    Well for those: php, html, dhtml, mysql, jquery you can use Notepad to edit the codes ...
    But the best one is Notepad++(It has a feature of autocomplete)
     
    SamedMermer, Jul 31, 2012 IP
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    cesurasean Active Member

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    You can use Notepad to edit a script, but then you must upload it to the server and render through a web browser for it to work.
     
    cesurasean, Aug 1, 2012 IP
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    I would also suggest to use xampp server initially.
     
    RankViper, Aug 5, 2012 IP
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    Crimson Editor is also good for writing code.
    I don't know about the regular XAMPP, I use the portable version of XAMPP (you can google it).

    With the portable version, you run the "setup_xampp.bat" file on the first time and then
    the "xampp-control.exe"

    Click the start button to the right of "Apache" text and then you can put your site files in the "htdocs" folder and you can see your site at http://localhost/[folder-name_or_file-name].
     
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    Of course, as someone has already mentioned, you can write all those script in any text editor, including notepad, but you must run each of them in their environment; html, css and Javascript on any browser and all other scripts which may run only on server side, you must use for example very popular packet XAMPP for PHP and MySQL.
     
    richardm55, Aug 6, 2012 IP
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    after you finish install xampp, you can access with your browser, type on address bar localhost, to access your phpmyadmin you can type localhost/phpmyadmin

    regards
     
    iisbetoq, Aug 6, 2012 IP